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Florida Carpenter Ant, Bull Ant, Tortugas Carpenter Ant, Camponotus floridanus (Buckley) and Camponotus tortuganus (Emery) (Insecta: Hymenoptera: Formicidae: Subfamily ormicinae: Tribe Camponotini)
... , and mealybugs. Trees and shrubs which are infested with these honeydew-producing insects or produce nectars will have ants wandering in all directions over leaf surfaces, up and down the stems and trunk. ... sticky and can be used on tree trunks and other places to stop ants from passing. Caulking exterior openings and weather striping may also aid in control. Read and follow label instructions and ...
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Tree Problem Diagnosis
... , and that is to eliminate the possibilities. Identify the Tree The first step in any investigation is to identify the victim. One must know the species of tree,and ideally the variety, origin, age and ... the trunk and branches damaged? Are there signs of wounding, rot, or small holes? Is the damage more prevalent on one side of the tree and absent elsewhere? Are the roots fleshy and light coloured ...
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California Backyard Orchard: Tree Selection
... tree and caring for it appropriately increases the chances for successful orcharding. This usually begins with a bareroot tree from a quality nursery. Most nurseries are retail nurseries and ... during rest (dormancy) and affects buds, stems, main limbs, and trunk. Winter Burn is associated with desiccation. Certain atmospheric conditions (wind) along with frozen ground and/or reduced soil moisture ...
homeorchard.ucdavis.edu

Trees and Shrub Fertilizing - Tree Care - Denver Plants.com
... root zone. Trunk injection... This method bypasses the root system and puts nutrients directly under the bark of the tree where they are dispersed through the sap system. Trunk injection is ... , where and why to fertilize trees and shrubs, consult with a professional! Article written by: Kevin Jones, President - Jones Tree & Lawn, Inc. Sponsor Book Store Order The Tree and Shrub Expert Tree Care ...
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Pest Control - Tree Care - Denver Plants.com
... the trunk and evidence of the insect... but the underlying cause is that the tree is under stress. Ash borer only attacks stressed trees. If you keep your Ash tree vigorous and healthy... ... Kevin Jones, President - Jones Tree & Lawn, Inc. Sponsor Book Store Order The Tree and Shrub Expert Tree Care Feeding Pest Control Proper Planting Pruning Water Needs Locate a Supplier For Tree Care Guest Support ...
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Questions on Tree Disease
... tree has never been affected by cool, hot wet or dry summers. There does seem to be more brown spots on the new growth than usual, and a bluish tint on the trunk. We did find a 2 inch "sore" on one trunk. Could you please help ... definitely not cedar-apple rust. I suggest monitoring the apple tree, and if it continues to decline, remove it. The same with ...
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Ariadne's Forest - Trees and Forests of the World, especially California
... Lewington and Edward Parker): Fig (Ficus), sacred to many in Asia. Baobab, the world's widest tree, whose trunk can store more than 30,000 gallons of water Welwitschia mirabilis, the Namibian survivalist tree, which grows without rain for 3 years in every 4, and can live ...
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Forestry Glossary: B is for ... bark, biomass, and boreal
... and roots of a tree. A relatively waterproof layer that protects the tree from insects, fungus, etc., and stops it from drying out. As the trunk grows, for many trees, the bark cracks as it expanded around the trees. beak (n.) A firm and ...
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How a tree grows
... tree wakes up from a winter of hibernation, the phloem carries energy and nutrition, stored in the roots and trunk, upwards to feed the budding tree ... tree with a total root length of 50 kilometres and over 5 million root tips. Apart from anchoring the tree, and in the process binding the soil together and ...
www.the-tree.org.uk

TreeHelp.com: How to Prune a Tree
... trunk wood of the tree. Tree branches grow from stems at nodes and pruning always takes place on the branch side of a stem-branch node. Branches and ... tree and increase its vulnerability to disease and insects. Never prune more than 25% of the crown and ensure that living branches compose at least 2/3 of the height of the tree ...
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